Abstract:Summary: Applying special computer mathematical treatments to increase resolution of experimental spectra there were established a set of stable characteristic bands for isolated softwood lignins. In the 740–1620 cm−1 spectral range the band maximum positions did not change but values of bandwidths and peak intensities were varied in limits 15% and 32%. After analysis of the infrared spectra of 30 investigated samples a softwood lignin spectral model was constituted. This model allowed to clear discrepancies i… Show more
“…5 and 6. Such band has been previously assigned to condensed aromatic units [23]. Furthermore, ultrasonic irradiation underwent a loss of b-O-4 linkages.…”
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“…Ultrasound energy was used to increase lignin extraction yield and purity or to remove the major inorganic load from the alkali lignin with no significant modifications observed in the properties (composition, structure; at 20 kH, 100 W) of the isolated lignin samples [18][19][20] or to polymerization for high molecular weight lignin [21]. Seino et al [22] claim that the b-O-4 majority [23,24] bonds of lignin can be homolytically cleaved to some extent by sonication.…”
a b s t r a c tLignin, the main natural aromatic polymer was always aroused researchers interest. Currently around 90% of this biomaterial is burned for energy. It has a very complex and complicated structure which depends on the separation method and plant species, what determine difficulties to use as a raw material widely. This research presents a physical method to modify lignin by ultrasonic irradiation in order to obtain nanoparticles. The nanoparticles synthesized were dimensionally and morphologically characterized. At the same time the preoccupations were to determine the structural and compositional changes that occurred after sonication. To achieve this, two types of commercial lignins (wheat straw and Sarkanda grass) were used and the modifications were analyzed by FTIR-spectroscopy, GPC-chromatography, 31 P-NMR-spectroscopy and HSQC0. The results confirm that the compositional and structural changes of nanoparticles obtained are not significantly modified at the intensity applied but depend on the nature of lignin.
“…5 and 6. Such band has been previously assigned to condensed aromatic units [23]. Furthermore, ultrasonic irradiation underwent a loss of b-O-4 linkages.…”
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confidence: 57%
“…Ultrasound energy was used to increase lignin extraction yield and purity or to remove the major inorganic load from the alkali lignin with no significant modifications observed in the properties (composition, structure; at 20 kH, 100 W) of the isolated lignin samples [18][19][20] or to polymerization for high molecular weight lignin [21]. Seino et al [22] claim that the b-O-4 majority [23,24] bonds of lignin can be homolytically cleaved to some extent by sonication.…”
a b s t r a c tLignin, the main natural aromatic polymer was always aroused researchers interest. Currently around 90% of this biomaterial is burned for energy. It has a very complex and complicated structure which depends on the separation method and plant species, what determine difficulties to use as a raw material widely. This research presents a physical method to modify lignin by ultrasonic irradiation in order to obtain nanoparticles. The nanoparticles synthesized were dimensionally and morphologically characterized. At the same time the preoccupations were to determine the structural and compositional changes that occurred after sonication. To achieve this, two types of commercial lignins (wheat straw and Sarkanda grass) were used and the modifications were analyzed by FTIR-spectroscopy, GPC-chromatography, 31 P-NMR-spectroscopy and HSQC0. The results confirm that the compositional and structural changes of nanoparticles obtained are not significantly modified at the intensity applied but depend on the nature of lignin.
“…Thus, the cellulose vibrations give rise to the characteristic doublet around 1060 and 1125 cm , due to the deformation vibration of the cellulose CH and CH2 groups, respectively (Schulz and Baranska, 2007;Roman et al, 2011b). The bands around 1220 and 1240 cm -1 are due to the lignin vibrations (Derkacheva and Sukhov, 2008). Lignin is a complex polyphenolic biomacromolecule consisting of coneferyl, sinapyl and p-coumaryl alcohols, and is a major component of the cell walls (Perera et al, 2012), which provides structural and mechanical integrity of the cell walls and recalcitrance to degradation or pathogenic attacks (Perera et al, 2011).…”
The aim of this study was to assess by means of biometric measurements and FT-IR and FT-Raman spectroscopic techniques the influence of storage conditions on the morphology and biochemical composition of Dahlia tubers. Investigated samples belong to 'Kennemerland' and 'Red Pygmy' cultivars of the Dahlia hybrida species, which were preserved over winter at 5-8 °C, 30-40% air humidity in different substrates: sand, sand and sawdust, peat and sawdust. The biometric parameters revealed that the peat and sawdust substrate is the most appropriate one for tubers storage, whereas the sand substrate is the least suitable one. The inulin signature was evidenced in all tuber samples as well as the changes of biochemical composition induced by different storage conditions. The analysis of the FT-IR and FT-Raman spectra demonstrated that the inulin accumulation inside the tubers is favourably influenced by the sand storage, and depends on the cultivar type. Moreover, it was established that the peat and sawdust substrate favours the polyacetylene formation inside the tubers probably because it facilitates the occurrence and development of pathogens inside the tuber. It was also found that the polyacetylene concentration increased, which is associated with the plant response to the pathogen invasion, depends on the cultivar type.
“…Si se compara el IR obtenido de la muestra podemos inferir que los picos presentes a 1596, 1505 y 1270 cm -1 corresponden a compuestos presentes en la lignina. A 1200 cm -1 se presenta un pico que representa el guaracil característico de la lignina (Derkacheva, y Sukhov, 2008).…”
Section: Subproductos De La Deslignificaciónunclassified
“…Sin embargo, puede solaparse con un pico a 1100 cm -1 correspondiente a los enlaces éter de los CH; no obstante, la ausencia del pico a 1600 cm -1 (grupo carbonilo) permite descartar esta posibilidad. Derkacheva y Sukhov (2008) reportan que la lignina recuperada del pretratamiento alcalino de los materiales lignocelulósicos presenta un incremento en los picos de 1490 y 1188 cm -1 , cuando es analizada, los cuales son muy marcados en la Figura 5.…”
Section: Subproductos De La Deslignificaciónunclassified
Palabras clave: Sorgo dulce; lignocelulósico; etanol; deslignificación alcalina.
AbstractEach lignocellulosic material is a new terrain to be explored, therefore, the physical chemical characterization of these materials is a fundamental step for the biotransformation process. The lignocellulosic composition of sweet sorghum bagasse was determined, values close to values reported in the literature were found. Pretreatment technologies were explored with steam, mild acid hydrolysis, alkaline delignification, NH3 soaking, AFEX, ozonolysis and alkaline peroxide; Being that the alkaline delignification with NaOH is the best option to pre-treat this substrate. The lignin content was decreased by 52% and ethanol productivity of 0.87 g / Lh was obtained, which equates to a yield of 114 L of ethanol / Ton bagasse of pre-treated dry sweet sorghum.Informador Técnico (Colombia) 81(2) Julio -Diciembre 2017: 131-141 132
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